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More mortgage investors may soon join the fight to force banks to buy back bad loans, according to a Reuters story Thursday morning. According to the article, which cites an anonymous source, more than 50 large mortgage investors -- including Paulson, MetLife, Prudential and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, met with securities attorneys David Grais and Talcott Franklin on Wednesday.

To Competition Dog, Perhaps you might want to use that thing attached to your neck to learn how to spell properly. It's LOOSE not lose. Just keep in mind that "lose" controls actually came to be prior to the Bush administration, as Glass-Steagall was repealed during Clinton's administration.

That is funny I am doing the same. They can't tell me who I am paying so I won't pay them. Them being, Bank of America. Hell I shouldn't have paid Countrywide either. Funny how Bank of America rushed in to "SAVE" Countrywide. They thought they had a formula to make billions on this failed business. I wonder if this mental midget of a genius who came up with this formula is still working for Bank of America?